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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
FOR WEST VIRGINIANS.
Prominent Citizens at Washington-Mat-
ters of State Interest.

Prominent Citizens at wsshington-Mat-
ters of State Interest.
Special Telegram TO TIE Register.
WASHINGTON, December %. - Hon.
Dave Leonard, of Parkersburg, and Collec-
tor Of Internal Revenue McGraw are among
the arrivals to-day, and were busy button
holiDg the West Virginia Congressman at
the Capitol this afternoon.
Congress adjourned to-day for two weeks.
Senator Kenna lett for home this after
noon and Gen. Gof' tonight. Senator
Faulkner will 20 to Martinsburg to-mor-
row morning, to remain during the holiday
recess.
After he returns he will not make his
headquarters at the National, but will
occupy rooms on Fourteenth street, in the
neighborhoOd of franklin Park.
Nothing will be done now in the matter
of appointing new postmaster at Cameron
until after the holidays.
Senator Kenna has been reappointed
chairman of the committee on the part Of
Democrats in the Senate to represent the
Senate in the Congressional Campaign
Committee. This probably means that
Mr.. Kenna will be called upon next sum-
mer TO act as chairman of the Democratic
Congressional Campaign Committee, al
though he does not seek the place; but he
rendered such satisfaction two years ago
that there is unanimous desire on the
part OF the Democrats in Congress that he
shall again assume the helm next summer
and fall
A pension has been issued to Daniel Har-
rison, of Chapmanville, on account of scr
vice in the Mexican War. Pension have
also been granted to Nancy Smart, of Nor
mantown, Hamilton S. Knight of Alpha
and to Isaac B. Cox, of Grantsville. The
pension of Samuel Zimmerly, of Sisters
vile, has been reissued.
pOstOffice has been established at Or
ange, Burnett county, and VIM. B. Connor
commissioned postmaster. Geo. W. SeatOn
and Anderson f. Miller have also been
commissioned postmasteys at Calls and
Haldeo, respectively.
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Col, August Rolf Csped.

4 pleasant affair occurred Hast evening
in the psrlors Of Mr.. Henry hisbersop's
place, the occasion being the presentation
OF fine silrerheaded cane, made :" .o,d
49, In "oH' wy "' which old Hickory
= a1"e .rn, to Col. August Roll, by
.nend s. o. Burdatts. The head WAS
suitably engraved, and the presentation
was attended by a number Of intimate
friends Speech. making vas INDUCED in,
a fine lanch was served and general good
time was enjoyed, which, however. could
not have been otherwise, az the genial
Prof. Louis Gsus was Chairman on the
meeting. Col. Rolf was greatly surprised,
but not more so than pleased.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
potngs Of B,ats Aud Bsstnsn Aioar A. 4.
Ohio.

Capt. Thomas Hunter nas taken charge
OF the steamer Louis 4. Shirley. She will
leave on the regular trip for Cincinnati 10.
MORROW Afternoon.
The marks On the landing lat evening
indicated 3 feet 10 inches and stationary !,
no change in the past ~ ho1rs.
The Bennett. pissed up q, D:3Ds N.
yesterday.
The Courier left for Psrk.fsburg at II ~
and the Bachelor for Pi,;sburg st 9,D.
Zen Hur for pArksrsburg At i this morn
ing
The marks from above yesterday were
Pitts urg go feet and stationary; Par
ker, ] foot and falling; cold; Browns
vile, } feet and stationary, clear;
Riee's Landing. I feet inch and
rising; clear; HofgsbtOwn, 3 feet o
and stationary; clear; Lock No. {, 7 feet
8 inches and stationary; fair; Oil City,
foot aud stationary; ooody ADD cool !;
Greensboro, ; isst and Stationary clear.
The steamer Loas A. S5sfley will le up
from Cincinnati to-day and Leave fof that
port st ; O'Clock To- morrow aftfrnoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
4 Fatal Collision.

CINCINNATI, December 22-This morn
ing collision occurred on the Cincinnati
Northern roilroad, now known as the Ohio
and Northwestern road, at point 3! miles
beyond IdlewilGh Station. The Montgom-
cry accommodation coming south and the
outgoing passenger train going north met
at Bloody Run rSsile. Both engines were
wrecked Mrs. Proctor, living at South
Norwood, and Mrs Ringgold were fatally
injured. Engineer Collins ankle broken
By Jumping; Engineer George Glasgow, leg
broken; Edward Sickey, passenger, badly
mashed foot; Charles Hsber, passenger,
injured about tbe face.
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The Verdict Unsaimoss.

w. ID. Sult, druggist, Bippus, Ind, !,
testiHes: II can recommend Electric Bit
ters a. the very beet remedy. Every bot
tie sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles, aDd wss cured Of
Rheumatism Of 10 Year, standing" Abrs-
ham Hare. druggist, Belle,ille, Ohio, AZ
firms: The hest selling medicine have
ever handled In my - years. experience,
IL Electric Bitters" Thousands Of Others
have added their testimony. 10 that ths
verdict II unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases Of the Liver, Kidney or
Blood. Only = half dollar - bottle st
Logan Il Co. q drug store.
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DOSE UNANIMOUSLY.

The Uu;cu bridge ordinance was drawn
ND Yesterday with some notifications and
concessions ou both sides and passed 10y
the Hoard OF Commissioners unanimously.
Thee were q large number of prominent
and representative business men and man.
uar ur,rs present, who mode an attentive
audience throughout the proceedings
Tine ordinance AZ adopted contains sew
eral important notifications which are
accsptab'c 10 both sides TO the contract
and which still further secure the cOun-
y'siutere,ts
The time tor holding the election was
SCI for February !, lS~s
Tae REGJsTEE congratulatcs all parties
on the happy elimination OF the Eegotia-
t.ous There was an inclination on the
part ct many To be inpatient with the
course pursued by the COUNSEL for the
board Eu; these gentlemen were simply
rn-agsd to protect tGe interests Of the
.luJ.y aud Did 50 cou>cicntiously and to
rr. hest a. their ability. Their Jealous
.nargyors tc >ceur, \ perfectly safe con-
,..,, G,r -h,.- clients, led p,erv 10 regard
them sS ohstrurtjonists oI the enterprise,
hut such judgment was haSty and based
,...,, ,b. ,s,- that their zeal wopId end in
,t.. h-..,gi,., ,a.cf Tho r.yoti,tiona Sncb
,..- ,,,, rsrl,n. reasonable tboupb nroba-
l,...... ,r,ll ,,rr5s5
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t.......,-..,r.,i tfs s,ror,.sst ross;bIe CON-
.-......- .r.. r.,rr,y The spbisct has heen
'.-..,,,,. ,,r.,i.ras from All poipts O,
r..., ,cI eyery oo.s;b}a ohiac,;on has been
..., I'D ;.,rorsry ,,r.-dad oy,inst The
r.,f, 81 tr,.. ,b. s,r,scr;rtio, nj the conn.
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LIN rs BOOM.
A Grand Scheme 10 Pipe the Entire Ohio
OH Field.

LIMA, December 22.-A great Standard
oil project ia Oh foot here and will take
tangible form in few days. 1t is nothing
less than the building of au immense pipe
line from this citp to Findlay, North Balti-
more, Cygnet and Haskins, tapping this inn
mense oil field and piplng its great wealth
to this city and making luna the center and
depot Of the great Ohio fields. The company
is already hnsy taking up the right Of 49,
for the line. and has thu! r." 80
successful N 'hs ,ork. The projected
f''S runs from the Watt tank farm
south OF the city, which contains thirty
FIVE tanks, holding $4,000 barrels each,
then northeast to Findlay. From Findlay
the line will run TO North Baltimore and
to the great wells az CSgnet and haskins,
and will transport the immense product ot
these fields to Lima TO be stored here for
future use and worked up by the great re-
fineries Of the Standard OIL Company loca-
ted here
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
A woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has BEEN
made, and that, too. by q lady in this
county. Disease fasten1d its CLUTCHES
upon ber and for seven years she with
stood its seysres. tests, but her vital Of
eaps were undermined and death seemed
imminent For three months she cougbed
incessantly and could not sleep. She
bought of rs bottle Of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, and was 30
much relieved on taking the first dose that
shs slept all night, and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her name
Ia Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write W. G.
Hamrick & Co, of Shelby, y. c. Get q
free trial bottle at Logan & Co.'S drug
store.
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A General Coal strike.

PITTsBURG, December 22.-A Sharon,
Pa, special says: One week ago delegates
from all the coal mines in Mercer and But
ler counties convened and demanded An
advance Of ten cents per ton, which would
bring them up to The Columbus scale, and
asked that in the event of the operators
refusing this that the matter be settled by
arbitration. As neither proposition has
yet been accepted, the united miners will
inaugurate general strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
adwteA IN Mothers.

Mr-. winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription of
one of the best female nurses and physicianss
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never hillinE success
bv millions of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething its value is
;ncalcnsble. II relieves the child from
nain. cures dysentery and disrrhea, gip-
mo in the bowels, and wind colic. BY
I'm, health % the child it rests its
Inothar. Price 25e bottle.
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Holiday Excursions.

The Pennsylvania Lines West OF Pitts
burg, will sell excursion tickets at ONE
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP from all sta
tions December oath, 25th, 26th and 3lst,
1887, and on January lst aud End. 1883.
All tickets good returning unit January
Sd, 1888. No excursion tickets will be sold
to adults fer less than 25 cents, nor TO
children for less than Is cents. No excur-
sion tickets will be sold on Dec 9th, 2Sth,
29th and 30th, 1887. For further informa-
tion call on or address nearest Ticket Agent
Pennsylvania Company or Pittsburg, Gin
ainnati & st. Louis Railway Co.
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nI.hop O.DMYrr Cen.nr,d.

DuBLIS, December 22.-Taitod I,.iaad
csnsures the language contained In the let
ter which Bishop O'Dwysr recently sent
to the papers a. that Of ne London Tmt,.
Chief Secretary Baltour, Mr.. Gc-chen and
Lord Harrington IL also announces that
Sir Michael Morris, Lord Chief Justice Of
the Court OF Common Pleas Of ireland. has
started Tor Rome tO assist 10 the conversion
OF the Pope 10 an approval Of coercion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
THE WEATHER MODERATISG.
Reports of Suffering in ksnsns Said to be
Exaggerated.

Reports of Suffering In kansns Said to be
Exaggerated.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, December 22.-The
weather continues to moderate in this city
and in the State Of Kansas. Tonight the
thermometer is 2S degrees above, and is
slowly rising. Encouraging reports are
coming in from the west, which 20 far to
remove the impression which seems to have
gons out that there is extreme suffering in
Kansas from lack of food and fuel. While
there have been isolated cases of death
from exposure, and instances of indi-
viduals suffering from scarcity of pro
visions or coal, there is no doubt
tha. the condition OF affairs has been
greatly exaggerated and misrepresented by
irresponsible persons. A dispatch tonight
from Arkansas City, near the Indian Ter
ritory, is that less than one inch OF snow
fell there and that there has been no suf-
farirg whatever. Clark county, Kansas,
which has been reported as being the re-
gon where the most suffering prevailed,
sends an emphatic denial Of the stories to
the Times tonight Special dispatches to
the Ne,rs from points within radius of a
hundred miles indicate that there has been
no unusual suffering from cold. We have
no adviCes of any scarcity Of food or fuel.
The backbone Of the blizzard is broken,
and to day was bright and sunshiny.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
The PresIdent,s New Year.

WASHINGTON, DC, December 22.-The
President will receive on New Years Day,
according to the usual programme. The
President will be assisted by Mrs. Cleve-
land and the ladies of the Cabinet. Mrs.
Cleveland's Saturday afternoon receptions
from 3 till dO'clock 4 will begin on Satur-
day, January :, and continue on alternate
SATURDAYS throughout the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
Charming I.ltyIr.

When Lizzie Evans fr,t read the manu-
script OF her new play, "Our Angel, ;" sb.
exclaimed, well that Just suib me, and.
II can't be IAN angel now. IN be one bye
and bye" That IL characteristic Of Lizeie,
who II one Of The most popular -oubretio
stars who ever came u Wheeling, and abe
will IN the Christmas attractstn a. tho
Opera House, playing her old favorits,
"Fogg's Ferry" at the matinee and Our
Angel" in the evening. Seats are now on
sale at Banners music store and large su.
dieDces are assured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
THE YELLOW LABEL
Adopted hy the Crgarmskers' Union at Its
National Convention.

adopted ny the C'garlnAhers Ihion al itr
National Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, December 22.-The
national convention of cigarmakers COM
pleted its work late this afternoon. The
constitution and bylaws were adopted
without dissent, and special legislation
was enacted concerning the yellow label of
the X. of /. made cigars, which was ac-
cepted at this convention. This yellow
label will hereafter be placed upon all
cigars made in factories where X. Of l..
men are employed, and resolution was
adopted before adjournment. requesting
other trades TO give preference TO goods
manufactured by members OF the new or
ganization, which will bear their trade
mark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
THE HAND OF DEATH
Strikes in Congressional Ranks-HOn. s.
G. Moffatt Dead.

Z. Motfatt Dead.
WASHINGTON, December 2.-Represen-
tative Seth C. Moffatt, of Michigan, died
at the Providence Hospital at 7:30 this
morning, from blood poisoning, superin-
duced by a malignant carbuncle. His
illness did not assume serious phase until
three days ago, when he was removed from
his hotel TO the hospital. Just before his
removal Mr.. MOffatt became delirious and
never recovered his faculties or ralliedirom
the attack. Owing to the interruption OF
the telegraph, his wife, who was in
Traverse City, Mich, could not be notified
OF her husbands illness until Tuesday
night, so that she was not able to reach
Washington in time to be present at his
death. The members Of the Delta Kappa
Epsilon Society, OF which he was a mem-
ber, will take appropriate action upon his
death. The remains will he taken to
Traverse City, Mich, the home of the de-
ceased, when his wife arrives in Washing
tpp
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AS.tHark tor Burke.

COLUMBUS. q, December 2.-Judgs
Evans, of the Court If CommOu Pleas, this
morning, refused to -raut a motion to dis
solve an INJUNCTION in the case Of the
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo
Railway Company against Burke and 9th
er> holding talt he acts OF Burke and his
associates, own,ug ali the capital stock Of
'ar railway comnny, and electing them
SELVES dut,togs suing mortgage bonds,
and using tuy.. proceeds 20 buy from them
selves aud ot.srs - mining corporation,
Were void. Notice Ola bill OF exceptions
wIs Gled
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

IBAyE been troubled With catsrrh from
my earliest recollection and have tried
everything imaginable for 1t, but never
derived any permanent help until used
Ely's Cream Balm. Ii is working wosders.
"A. H. yiets. Supt Public School, Cole
man, TexM-
ELY's Cream Balm has completely cured
me Of long standing case Of catarTh. Ihave
never yet seen its equal a. cure for colds
in the bead and headaches resulting from
such colds. 1T Il . remedy Of stsrlins
merit.-E- L. Grossly, Nashville, Tsan.
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They ThAHed Out.

CISCISSATI, O., December 2.-Ed.
johnson, colored, living two or three miles
west Of the city, placed some dynamite
cartridges in the oven of his stove to thaw
this morning. Soon after terrible eIplo'
sion took place, nearly destroying his
house, killing his eighteen-year old daugh'
Ter and infant one year old and seriously
ipiuring johnson and his wife
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NO TENEMENT CIGARS,
Ten Thousand Cigar Makers Ready to
Strike Against Them.

Ten Thousand Cigar Makers Ready to
Strike Against Them.
NEW YORK, December. - The cigar
makers uuions are getting ready for bit
ter fight against the manufacturers, who
are understood to contemplate returning
to the tenement system of cigar making on
January lst. On the day following the
old method will be resumed by hearly all
the large manufacturers and something
like $1,000 men will 90 on strike. They
will be supported by abOut an equal num-
Der OF men who are in other trades. Meet
ings of the Executive Committee Of the
International Cigar Makers Union are be-
lug held daily, and arrangements being
perfected whereby the entire force of the
union will I've thrown against the tenement
cigars. 4 member Of the committee said
yesterday: I'VE will tight the tenement
cigars to the end, and think that if the
various labor unions throughout the conn
try will support us, We will drive them
from the field altogether. Boycotting, Of
cUarse, is illegal, but no workingman is
compelled to smoke cigar that dos9n't
have tine Union label on II. In this wag
we can successfully fight employers. A
strike will undoubtedly follow. Ten
thousand men in this city are ready TO 20
out the moment the word is given. hope,
however, that the manufacturers will not
force the issue"
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The Funeral Escort.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December l4.-The
following committee has been selected by
the two houses of Congress to accompany
the remains OF Representative MOf1att to
their last resting place in Michigan: Sena-
tors Palmer, Teller and Jones, OF Arkansas;
Representatives Cutcheon, Brewer, Fisher,
Ford, OF Michigan; LyLan, of Iowa; Wade,
OF Missouri, and Shively, of Indiana. The
hour fUr departure has not yet been fixed.
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CIan.Nn.Gnsl Onicsr. Wanied.

LONDON, Decemhsr pa warrant has
been granted in the Bow Street Police
Court for the arrest of Geo Millen, the
head of the Clan. Ma Gael Society, and
Melville, formerly agent Of the Society in
London, who are charged with being con-
nected with the dynamite conspiracy, in
which Callan aud lIavkins are alleged TO
have been engaged
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SENATE CONTRIBUTIONS
Ministers to'Turkey and BOllvla-A Long
List of POstmasters.

WASHINGTON, December 22.-The con-
tirmation of Samuel T. Williams, of
Maryland, to be Secretary of Legation to
Brazil; s. Straus, Minister TO Turkey; S.
S. Carlisle, Of New Orleans, to be Minister
to Bolivia, are reported from the Senate to-
day. Also, the following postmasters; A.
AanOld, White Haven, Pa; c. W. Dickey,
Houtziaie, Pa; d. NJ. DonOhOo, Beaver,
Pa; G. A. Eaton, Mitflinburg, Pa; John
Goetz, Green Castle, Pa; ". ID. Himmeb-
rey, Lewisburg, Pa; l.. NJ. Horton, North
East, Pa; II. +. Jenkins, Landsdale, Pa; f;
W. w. Kitch, Sharpsville, Pa; ID. W.
Morrow, Grove City, Pa; +. W. Nixon,
Indiana, Pa; Henry O'Brien, ConshOhOck-
en-, Pa; j. MCAdams, Mt. Pleasant, Pa;
Geo. Perrit, Cannonsburg, Pa; c. II.
Pott, Jersey Shore, Pa; Chas. Schmidt,
Homestead, Pa; J. c. Seltzer, Shendoah,
Pa; J. c. Wilson, Edinbrrough, Pa.
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No On,ciai Communications.

VIENNA, December 22-It is semi
officially stated that no communications
whatever have been exchanged by the
Austrian snd Russian governments con.
cerning the present situation in. Bulgaria,
nor has Russia made any intlmation re-
garding the movements OF her troops on
the frontier.
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KuLn. of the Naptha ExplosLons.

k""uE, rE&, y. Y, December - The
Lover end Of Mill street presented a desc
late spectacle this morning. The street
va torn up IN all directions by the force
oi the explosions Il il not probable that
'ae ruins will he cool enough to permit a
search Tor the bodies Of any who may have
p+'.'n5t before ,puight or possibly tO-mOr-
Tow. Even L an the search must be at
,SSu0ed with great caution On account of
.4- unsupported! walls still standing. The
senefM impression IS that there must be
several bodies in the ruins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

rIg-~BvE.. December 22.-During the
pro-r,Ss ut the Flsishman fire, Firemen
Gas Date, Emil Spahr and Scott Ward
were injured. Date and Spahr were
bnrird under tine debris of q falling floor,
and were severely burned and bruised.
Ward vas overcome 10y the smoke, and fell
from % ladder His condition is serious.
The total loss was S2OO,UOO, and the in-
srrlucr SI25.UD) The individual losses
Nsrr Yeager n c. stock aud building,
tay ono, Insurance so 1000; FleiShman X
Go. took. $50 uHU, insurance $5l,5n;
bindings owur.. by Uarke Y Gregg, S24,-
uDJ. insurance D.uuD.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
luE WEATHER..

F,r Western Pennsylvania, warT er, Iair wealth
,- followed ry raiG and snow, light TO fresh
.>,l.grriv winds. NycJ,uS 10 westerly, becoming
I-r,, tn h'Eh wrv.s~,y along the lake.
F.r Wr>t Virginia warner. fair veathcr light
o.. .-.-. ~A.thN-~t ~ winds, becoming fresh to
...,, ntr-hw c>r"r'y.
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PAEtnerahip to Expire.

The firm of Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.
will dissolve January 1st, the period Of
co-partnership expiring on that date.
What gentlemen will compose the new firm
ia not yet known
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DEATH ON THE RAIL.
Two Young Men Killed on the Pitt-burg
Division of the B. L. o.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
Albert Almond, citizen of Triadelphia,
met with a horrible death on the b. & O.
road at that place. Almond, who is
young married man, was returning home,
and Just as he was about to leave the track
TO euter the house, a westward bound
freight struck him, throwing him under the
wheels and badly mangling him about the
body, his head and face receiving the most
serious injuries He was carried into the
house and DR.. Cracraft called, who pro-
nounced the injuries fatal, and Almond
died last evening at 7:l5 o'clock.
Almond was a young man and drove
team for Hunter'r brick mauufactory, and
has been with them ten years His head
was bundled up at the time, which ac-
counts for his not hearing the train ap.
pToaCh. He was a highly respected man
aHd was married hut few months ago,
and the grief OF his young wife can letter
he imagined than described.
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~ nd Jll each took \ IN

CJ'ui-tAshloned kind-full grown;
Jacks went down-but with a froSn-
IIl! died irou ..ause unknown" !"
r,oSl. "uL''Ss e, Will SuDersede many frowns, and
n. uy n. nu.lseomiorts will be unknown, when
sn,;l, ~, Llsree's Pleasant Purgativs Pellets
t,SSs'ieIy ,Ssiy suPerSede, as they bid fair to do,
l.,ba.s .aI se anu less efficient pill of our fore
NJ, 'S Every day they gain new laurels!
@-O'' popular when most ills abound!
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Ro.s and Bubear 10 How,

LONDON, December % 2-Wallsce Ross
and Geo. Bubear have signed articles 70
row for the championship Of England and
u 600 side. The race will he contested
on FebrdaTy Il, over the Thames course